Hello!!
My scenario:
I have a multi level grouping grid, that when every time the page loads, the grid shows a particular behavior.
I need that whenever the pages loads the grid shows all the groups collapsed and the footer for each group to be showed. The issue consist in when a I load a page containing a "2 or more grouping levels grid", it shows the 0 level group headers and all the footers for the next level grouped items within every 0 level group header; when the expected behavior is to show only the 0 level group headers with their corresponding footer. This situation is "fixed" after you expand and collapse each 0 level group.
In order to reproduce this, you can do the following:
1. Open the sample web site included with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010 SP2 in visual studio.
2. Open the file:
~\Telerik\RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010\Live Demos\Grid\Examples\GroupBy\GroupFooter\DefaultCS.aspx
or
~\Telerik\RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010\Live Demos\Grid\Examples\GroupBy\GroupFooter\DefaultVB.aspx
3. Locate the tag for the grid, and in the <MasterTableView> tag add the GroupsDefaultExpanded="False" property.
4. Run the site.
5. Go to the edited page.
6. Check the "Retain group footers' visibility' check box.
7. Drag the "Product ID" column to the group panel, and see results.
8. Expand and then collapse every 0 level group and the grid should be showed correctly.
I also have attached some screenshots of this situation.
Thanks for your help
My scenario:
I have a multi level grouping grid, that when every time the page loads, the grid shows a particular behavior.
I need that whenever the pages loads the grid shows all the groups collapsed and the footer for each group to be showed. The issue consist in when a I load a page containing a "2 or more grouping levels grid", it shows the 0 level group headers and all the footers for the next level grouped items within every 0 level group header; when the expected behavior is to show only the 0 level group headers with their corresponding footer. This situation is "fixed" after you expand and collapse each 0 level group.
In order to reproduce this, you can do the following:
1. Open the sample web site included with RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010 SP2 in visual studio.
2. Open the file:
~\Telerik\RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010\Live Demos\Grid\Examples\GroupBy\GroupFooter\DefaultCS.aspx
or
~\Telerik\RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2010\Live Demos\Grid\Examples\GroupBy\GroupFooter\DefaultVB.aspx
3. Locate the tag for the grid, and in the <MasterTableView> tag add the GroupsDefaultExpanded="False" property.
4. Run the site.
5. Go to the edited page.
6. Check the "Retain group footers' visibility' check box.
7. Drag the "Product ID" column to the group panel, and see results.
8. Expand and then collapse every 0 level group and the grid should be showed correctly.
I also have attached some screenshots of this situation.
Thanks for your help
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Hello,
I have noticed that my colleague Martin have already answered to the other support ticket that you have opened on the same topic.
I was able to reproduce the issue locally and confirm that the grid does not behave as expected in this scenario. I have forwarded your report to our developers for further investigation. Unfortunately, I can not provide you with exact estimate about when the problem will be fixed. However, you can follow the status of the issue in our public issue tracking system (you may need to log in to view the issue details under "Your Tracked Issues" section).
To avoid duplicate posts I would suggest that you continue your communication there.
All the best,
Pavlina
the Telerik team
I have noticed that my colleague Martin have already answered to the other support ticket that you have opened on the same topic.
I was able to reproduce the issue locally and confirm that the grid does not behave as expected in this scenario. I have forwarded your report to our developers for further investigation. Unfortunately, I can not provide you with exact estimate about when the problem will be fixed. However, you can follow the status of the issue in our public issue tracking system (you may need to log in to view the issue details under "Your Tracked Issues" section).
To avoid duplicate posts I would suggest that you continue your communication there.
All the best,
Pavlina
the Telerik team
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